I know I just got here, but.....

[florida33549]

(support email is support@ebid.net)
It looks okay to me, so I would check with ebid support as well.

And welcome

Everyone keeps posting the email to support. I'm just wondering if you contact support directly and not via the help link, do you get a ticket number when support answers like you do when you contact them via the help link? Thanks.

[cmjewels925]

Everyone keeps posting the email to support. I'm just wondering if you contact support directly and not via the help link, do you get a ticket number when support answers like you do when you contact them via the help link? Thanks.

Yes, you do.

[JanetB]

I am not sure how well my items will do here. I primarily signed up for the much ballhooed Google Shopping exposure I would get, and only have one item listed here at the moment, but I cannot find it in Google Shopping at all. Actually, I have seen the item listed on OTHER auction sites instead. I made sure the listing contains all of the criteria it needs for Google Shopping to pick it up, but nada. Additionally, at first blush, it appears that eBid has a larger UK presence than North America, and I am afraid my stuff won't ship across the pond very well - generally too heavy or non-compatible with their electrical systems.

I am not trying to be a wet blanket, and I realize that it is initial impressions I am getting, but I am not feeling very sanguine at the moment. Also, i have browsed through categories I am likely to populate, and there "Ain't nuttin' thar", or not much. i will be moving items over here as auctions close.

Anybody have any thoughts on these points? Am I wrong?

Thanks.

Get listing in those categories!
Welcome to eBid.

[wde1361]

What CME said.

Oh and it's not a bad thing to have a large presence in the UK, they have buyers, too. If I were you, unless it's impossible to ship overseas, I'd include international shipping; let potential buyers decide if they want to pay shipping costs, you never know, some just might.

Best wishes for many sales to al,

Oh, don't get me wrong, I would LOVE to sell internationally, especially to my long lost cousins in the UK. My DNA is strictly Anglo-Saxon.

:-)